bell

the most annoying object in the world
my brothers embarrising me what do i do

use your bellll!!!
to call someone (generally by phone)
‘i told him to bell me but he neva did’
to call someone / to be called
i will bell you later…
the head of the male organ
i’ve got a big purple bell
a collective (arguably evil) ent-ty that consistently overcharges and under provides.
how the f–k did this month’s bell ring in at $600.00?? omg! three more years, i must be an idiot!
a little city located in the l.a. county of california, which recently has been surrounded by corruption and drama. trying to get back on its feet with new elected officials because the ex mayor is currently awaiting trial because he screwed residents over a million dollars. the other city officials are not exempt, they’re sc-m as well. glad that city has new elected officials and is cleaning up with a new mayor. also home to the bell high school eagles. we’ve got a bunch of burger joints as well. and bell is heavily populated with a bunch of hispanics and arabs.
random guy 1: dude, maywood is so much better than bell.
random guy 2: oh stfu, your cr-ppy city was involved in corruption as well.
random guy 1: oh sh-t, that’s right. my bad.
random guy 2: at least bell is cleaner and a better looking city than cudahy and maywood combined.
a bell is a simple sound-making device. the bell is a percussion instrument and an idiophone. its form is usually a hollow, cup-shaped object, which resonates upon being struck. the striking implement can be a tongue suspended within the bell, known as a clapper, a small, free sphere enclosed within the body of the bell or a separate mallet or hammer.
paul revered used bells to warn the british that the colonist were coming. then they chanted… usa usa usa ! ! !
a fine, aged, blended scotch (as in distilled, blended, and bottled in scotland) whisky. matured in oak casks for 8 years before being bottled.

“a blend of the finest malt and grain whiskies”

established in 1825 by arthur bell, and maintained by his descendants.
punter – “double bells and c-ke on the rocks please”